Colorado Politics: A bill approved by the House Transportation, Housing and Local Government Committee Wednesday could mean hundreds of thousands of Coloradans who have been frustrated by their interactions with metropolitan school districts could have a venue for redress.

But those who run the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission are hoping people will take some time to learn about the commission’s narrow scope of responsibility before filing what’s expected to be an onslaught of complaints, should the measure pass.

House Bill 1073 would add special districts and certain school district personnel to the jurisdiction of the state’s ethics board.

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